Light, behind
everything you do.
Vyera is an ambient edge-glow music visualizer for Windows 11. It listens to whatever you play and turns the border of your display into living light — beats physically push it, colors follow your album art, and it answers in about thirty milliseconds.
Every part of the light is yours to move.
The color it throws, how hard beats push it, how far it spills, which edge answers which instrument — all of it, tuned from one small window.
And unlike most product pages, this panel is not a screenshot. Drag the sliders — the desktop above and the edges of this very page will follow you.
Light that listens.
Every part of the pipeline was built, measured and tuned for one feeling: the glow moves when the music does — not a beat later.
Thirty milliseconds, measured
Speakers to photons in ~30 ms at 120 Hz. A deadline-aligned render pipeline presents each frame just before Windows composes it — and the numbers ship inside the app, measured live.
Beats push, light answers
A beat isn't a brightness value — it's an impulse into a spring. The glow expands, carries momentum, overshoots a breath and settles. It feels physical because the math is.
Palettes born from your music
Album artwork is read locally and distilled — dominant color, true accent, contrast-aware gradient — then morphed in smoothly as tracks change. Hue never jumps with the audio.
Four edges, four instruments
Bass warms the bottom of your screen, vocals hold the sides, treble lifts the top — energy redistributed around the perimeter, never piled on. Each edge is yours to assign.
React to what you care about
Glide the focus from bass to vocals. Dial beat response from off to strong. Or open the advanced mix and weight every signal yourself — brightness stays balanced automatically.
Private by design
Vyera hears your system audio through Windows loopback — the microphone is never touched. Nothing recorded, nothing uploaded, no account. Everything stays on your machine.
Every number, earned.
The diagnostics panel prints the real, live pipeline — capture to glass — so “low latency” is a measurement, not a slogan.
Measured on a 120 Hz OLED via DXGI frame statistics. Idle CPU near zero; playing, about one percent.
Nothing. Not a trial.
- Every feature — nothing held back, nothing to unlock.
- No account — nothing to create, nothing to remember.
- No ads or telemetry — the app collects no analytics of any kind.
- Works offline — only the optional lyrics lookup reaches the internet.
Free with no catch — not a trial, not a limited edition, and not a route to a paid tier.
Install in
three steps.
Installed from the Microsoft Store. Per-user, no admin rights, uninstalls clean — the only thing it ever phones is your display.
Settings migrate automatically between versionsInstall in one click. Updates arrive on their own, so there is nothing to check.
Vyera lives quietly in the system tray. One click opens settings; the glow is already on.
Spotify, YouTube, any player — if your PC can play it, Vyera can feel it.
Good questions.
What does Vyera do?
Does Vyera listen to my microphone or record anything?
Which music apps work with it?
What does it cost?
How much CPU does it use?
Will it get in the way of games or movies?
What do I need to run it?
Ready to let it in?
Free on the Microsoft Store — one click to install, and it updates itself.